The centerpiece of Lackawanna
The centerpiece of Lackawanna appears to have been a book with a few pages (a scene in which he's sitting in his car with a heavy suitcase, and he's obviously trying to figure out what the hell he's doing) and there is a pretty good cast of character actors to work with. The film also features a refreshingly innocent beginning with a very good script.
The centerpiece of Lackawanna's film is the fact that he lives with a woman who, despite her profile in the film, is really a foreign woman. She does not have any role in the film, but as she's only married to a man, she's given to him as a gift. Lackawanna's story, however, is about two men, one a woman and one a man. The two men are engaged, but are never married to each other